Table of contents for Issue 15 in Jam Today

Dr. Sarika Singh is one of the few female Thangka painting masters worldwide. Together with her husband, Master Locho, she has established the Museum of Himalayan Arts, called the “Centre for Living Buddhist Art.” The museum aims to raise awareness about Buddhist art and preserve its heritage. Additionally, it serves as a working art studio for learners and enthusiasts. Jam Today: How did you start your journey as a Thangka painter? Dr. Sarika Singh: My journey began with the Gurukul Project, organised by the Foundation of Universal Responsibility of His Holiness the Dalai Lama. This initiative provides students from Indian universities a unique opportunity to come to Dharamshala. I had the chance to study at the Norbulingka Institute for one month under this project. I was deeply moved by the…

We live in a world that defines beauty, whether it’s broken or unbroken, through what we call design. Colours bloom in every corner of our surroundings, uniting to form a rainbow that we recognise as art. Design and art are two essential elements of life that we encounter daily, yet we often fail to appreciate them fully. Jam Today is a digital magazine dedicated to unconventional design, overlooked art, and innovative creators. It connects a community of creative minds from around the globe. Our collection of photos, blogs, and interviews offers a glimpse into this vibrant world and showcases remarkable creative talents. Our aim is to inspire you to see, think, and go beyond the expected. www.jamtodaylife.com Instagram: jamtodaylife…